Brussels
I was flipping through my photo albums and Flickr page and realized it has been quite a while since I last processed and uploaded photos to my online Flickr album. It is a shame that there are still hundreds of travel photos taken on my recent travels to Japan and Europe not being processed and still kept in my raw folders. What’s the use of taking so many photos but not being shared with other travelers or shutterbugs?
What I’m going to do in the coming month of April, before my next vacation to Korea, is to process all interesting photos taken on my Europe trip 2 years ago and blog about them on this travel photo blog of mine. Did I say that? Wish me luck.
Here is one of them showing a scene of the Grand Place square of Brussels in one of the Spring Sunday morning when I was there. Flowers were seen everywhere and florists are displaying flower bushes for sale on the square. Weather was clear and sunny and the colour of the image is just perfect to my eyes.
Hope you like it and keep watching this blog for more photos and guides on my budget Europe travel. 
– Travel Feeder
There are 3 delicacies that brought me and many other travelers to Brussels. Other than Belgian chocolates and Belgian beer, the next one I’m going to share here is the Mussels. In Belgium, mussels are consumed with french fries (Moules-frites) or bread. They are normally served in a pot steamed with fresh herbs and flavorful [...]
Moules, moules. I love moules, or mussels. The first food I thought of tasting in Brussels was definitely mussels. In Belgium, mussels are normally served with french fries, so they call it “moules frites”. The best way of cooking mussels is to boil or steam it with fresh herbs and flavorful vegetables in a stock [...]
Arguably the most sought after travel attraction in Brussels, Manneken Pis is a little naked boy bronze fountain sculpture created in 1619 by a Belgian sculptor. What made it so popular is his peeing action in front of a fountain’s basin. It is located at the junction of Rue de l’Étuve/Stoofstraat and Rue du Chêne/Eikstraat, [...]
This is a photo snapped on my travel to Brussels last year. It is a monument named the Congress Column built in the 19th century in commemorating the formation of the Belgian state and constitution by the National Congress in 1830-1831. A rare 47m high Roman styled monument stood in close proximity to the large [...]
This is another photo of the Grand Place in Brussels, shot in the morning. The earlier photo posted was shot at night. I like both of them. Grand Place is the ‘must visit’ destination in Brussels. Not only travelers, local people love to gather here on weekend for celebration, marriage proposals, and other activities. Painters [...]
